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Resources for allies & community

Being an ally means that you respect and accept a person for who they are. Allies are supporters, friends and helpers who are willing to celebrate differences and share in the struggles of those they are supporting. You don’t need to personally know someone to be an ally to them. Your words, actions, and attitudes show others that you are a supporter, and can encourage others to be an ally too.

Sometimes, we want to help but don’t know how, so it’s great that you are visiting this page to learn more. In this section you can find out about the impact of domestic and family violence on LGBTIQA+ families and about the practical things that you can do to be an ally and to help build safe communities for LGBTIQA+ people and families.

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  • All resources
  • Panel Discussion
  • Poster
  • Social media
  • Tip sheet
  • Training